Philanthropy


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Ethics and the Corporate Culture
Raymond V. Gilmartin
November 10, 2003
01:18:52
Raymond V. Gilmartin discusses the importance of business leaders, ensuring that ethics is deeply embedded in the culture of their organizations, and that the actions of every employee reflect a true commitment to ethical behavior.
Public Policy, Politics & Philanthropy
H. Peter Karoff
October 21, 2003
01:59:47
By assembling a distinguished group of experts, The Philanthropic Initiative engages the participants in a dialogue on the issues involved in and the various strategies employed by grantors.
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Human Services: Getting Your Money's Worth?
Paul S. Grogan
September 23, 2003
01:22:14
Join a panel of experts as they discuss the 2003 report Reforming the Commonwealth's $2 Billion Purchase of Human Services: Meeting the Promise for Clients and Taxpayers, which finds that while most clients still receive good care, they and their families frequently face long waiting lists, s
Black Philanthropy
Ronald Ancrum
February 27, 2003
01:15:17
The Museum of Afro-American History and Associated Grant Makers present this millennium conversation on black philanthropy, a stimulating forum that attempts to answer three thought-provoking questions: How have African Americans historically given, how do they presently give, and how have African A
Mind Your Motive / The Supreme Principle of Morality
Michael Sandel
December 31, 1969
00:55:13
Lecture Eleven: "Mind Your Motive" Professor Sandel introduces Immanuel Kant -- one of the most challenging and difficult thinkers in his course. Kant believes we, as individuals, are sacred and the bearer of rights, but not because we own ourselves.